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Note from TeamJQ: We cannot find the provenance of this caber tossing photo. It turns out that the win does not go to the man who throws the caber the farthest, but rather the one who comes closest to landing the large log in the most vertical position.

It turns out I also didn’t know very much about the traditional Highland sport of caber tossing.

The name comes from the medieval French word botte, which comes from the Latin buttis, or “barrel.” Incidentally, the word “bottle,” derives from the French bouteille, which in turn comes from my favorite Latin word ever: butticula. It’s actually a service room for storing beer and other alcoholic drinks.

I am not much of an expert on medieval castles, so I will admit that I assumed that people made butter in the buttery.

I loved the Duke of Bretton’s dry sense of humor in The Lady Most Likely…, so when Eloisa, Connie, and I decided to work on a second collaboration together, I quickly claimed him as my hero, even though The Lady Most Willing… is not in any way a sequel to The Lady Most Likely….